| Now, when her friends and parents incessantly inquire as to whether or not she's getting out and meeting new people, there's a method to their nosiness. |
| He cringed at his own nosiness, but this place was easily worth a million and a half. |
| His inherent nosiness, his interest in people, made him a great reporter. |
| But is it a craven love of hierarchy, or a polite but bloody-minded nosiness? |
| In fact, nosiness and prying are unbecoming at any time, and in no one more than in a military officer. |
| Is it boredom, morbid curiosity or just a downright nosiness to see how unfavourably other people's lives compare? |
